Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-19

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patFiOtie citizens, TIE exsl1aivs home Of
Occidental ei9iltIz15sn tie o1ly gweee
scot @ this haautifnl Coast frs from
0hlness Ieprosy; ali this foF tie pEiyi-
lean AZ nsekinr few thougand d0AlAgs
- satn who are net needy bas efsedy.
We Win feel The effects of fbig greas
reform for ouF ceanty and city. We
nm aAczz11css
We had 70 endure whs1 he severe
storm Frnt us almosf as1ndeR - q con
muniay. Waknow thu and Iona feR Nc
ragafifi0u. Our eenmunity 3 elaany
enssf I'D usuapefous, fhs I'D nnne and
wounds are healsd and We wnKk k1Bmo-
niouaiy on and uRwAra. and - mere
fefe niesa s0lsmnly protest. aRaindA aDy
atsempa, against any elenlent eAienlated
70 disiaFb us 10 oar progress hs its NO.
tive greed OF is4l0usy, and - VII
never consent 10 its hs.nE oonss ana we
will hold thnse Reaponaible who dare 20
undeRtake 10 disturb our homes our
peace and Cur prosperity. We VII held
them responsible for all the fearful con.
sequences whi1h may Be the result Of
the inevitable ssfugEio. BE Il 40 axiom
never 10 Be fokRoeteL: "Iaoema's goh
Ii 700 s3exsd 20 be eyeR trodden BY the
Monaghan slave hefdes-o
Les our citizens Be moderate, prudent.
bat vigiIans and deserminsd and the
danger viii be ayeEtsd.
O0MM1fxxE on FIFTEEH.
Hs Law sun.
There has iusl bean died il She Pro-
bate Court here Q doeument which
1rornieaa q 81 he hrss skep II "a i'm
poi1ant leQal noatesf, involving about
100000 worth Of properly beng ne
eeiats Of Tie lase General Moztpn ~.
HcCaryeE, he disoeFfFeF 81 fseona
General AccAEVeR and two ether OsE-
Roniena captain y. II. STAFF npu Of
san EKnnesseo, and James 1eeel, re-
AolYed u 1870to anticipate and fcreotaiI
The selection IT the Puget cgund eel-
minus Of the Northern Pscfhn Railroad.
They Organised thsmsslyes into aeynei.
cate TOT the procurement Of lan0 q me
point wkieh they Sn6eld eonsideK ndost
ilksiY q Do chosen for that parp9se b
the faiIFoad company. General Ne
Carer, Who had talent for sach - en-
tsFpFise, was nkde tie pruspeetaf. He
came 20 the Sound. end reported 20
bis assooiatesin favor Of O0uimenosr
msnt Bay, q The point wheFe the
cd Tacoma mill nov gsandA Here
fhaR, mnas aheaHs fnvestmszska ard
awaited fhe action q TIE N0Kt4 kn
Paeiae. Easly IN Juig, 1873. Mc.1 aver
lad the natfslaction Of reoeiving from
fhe Northern Pacific IeEminal C0mn1te
slnnesn 4 aeleQram that they bad e1lect-
"a Tacoma - Abe teEmfn1a. u 6psIi,
1875, be died, lsaxina q widow, two
children b his hrlt wife and three b.
fhe second. The second wife bad alBo
been Barfied besofe, and her daughter
by ne ilFsl r1afsiaee twho IL nov the
wlfs cfO. P. Ferry, of this city. Q prom
inea3 real estate holdeR and sne Of the
directors Of She Tacoma BulEding and
Loan Association1 was part o. the
McCarVsr household In 1870, Mc0aE-
ver made his will 10 Portland. Civ
ing 10 bis wife, Julia a. McOag-
yer, al hia property, real ana par
ecnal, 'sfoK her uss during her mt
uFal life, and a. her death % Be divi6-
Cd equally between tie six ehtldren,
With 3 prOviso sthat ne aid Julia A.
MoOaFvsR shall sen snuh real estate, be-
longing 10 me, from time 20 time, a.
nav IS eonsidsrsd necessary By the
Probate Court for The Seaport Of my
and unmarried children